Dr. Dawn

*The content of this article has been converted from traditional to simplified. Please forgive me if there are typos or unclear words This is a book in the classic Crusu style. Various classic Crusu gods appear in turn and bring different disasters. In the desperate disaster, the investigators constantly sacrifice themselves in exchange for temporary hope, and then are overwhelmed by deeper despair. I think the biggest highlight is the courage that different characters burst out in the chapters where despair and disaster strike one after another, the courage and sacrifice that little people have buried deep in their hearts. Even if we may find that the last sacrifice was meaningless in the next chapter of disaster, surviving the last disaster is actually the greatest meaning. Each tragic ending relies on different sacrifices in exchange for not being completely swallowed by despair, holding on to hope and courage in the abyss, and discovering the noble courage buried in the human heart. The protagonist is indeed a character close to a saint. Such a character makes us admire and believe in us, but we cannot expect ourselves to be the same as him. Our favorite character is Ruoxiang and Yuchi. He has no superpowers and just makes the bravest sacrifices in an ordinary way. Compared with the protagonist, they are ordinary, desperate, and will be used by evil gods, but because of their ordinaryness, their courage is more resonant and cannot be ignored. The dissatisfied part is that about 80% of the struggles at the upper level lead to a series of misfortunes for the protagonist. I feel that I don't want to watch the internal fighting plot, or even the internal fighting should be caused by the evil god. This operation of self-destructing the Great Wall feels like it just shows the stupidity of human beings. Of course, it is also very possible that the author wanted to describe this part. After all, we have seen human stupidity more than once in the history of the real world. At this time, I hope that the crows can be more vicious. However, this paragraph really aroused my biggest feeling of disgust in the whole book. I even felt that there was no reason for such a world to be worth the protagonist's sacrifice again in exchange for a moment of hope? What's also very interesting is that some of the villain's theories are indeed irrefutable. Of course, I think readers would like to see the protagonist use more upright words to refute the villain, and use the voice of justice to tell the villain that they are wrong. But in fact, there are many realities that are completely irrefutable, and even make people think that what the villain said is right. This is depressing and upsetting, but it's interesting. Are we going to continue to make noble sacrifices to maintain a peace that doesn't seem to be completely righteous and flawless? I think everyone may have a different answer, but the answer the protagonist gives us in the story is that he believes that human beings are stupid, but human beings are also noble, and he is willing to ignore the despicable parts for the noble parts. I think this is an answer that is enough to convince me, and it also allows me to get a little salvation in this sad world. This is not a novel that can be read to relax before going to bed. Reading each chapter will cause a lot of psychological pressure. I think a better time is to read it during a vacation. Otherwise, it will really affect the work state the next day, or you need to maintain a relatively peaceful mentality, because this kind of dark and gloomy tone is really disappointing. At the same time, this book is not recommended to everyone. Please consider again that you can detach yourself enough from the story to purely appreciate the hope. Don't immerse yourself too deeply. Such a gloomy tone will make people depressed all day long. For the right people on the radio, I think this is a good introductory novel in the Clusus style. It emphasizes the shining points of various difficulties when overcoming difficulties, and reduces part of the endless despair of the traditional Clusus style. At least after a period of despair, you can finally see some hope. Of course the ending may not be included, but I think a saint protagonist has sacrificed everything he can, and then other heroes will take over the torch and continue to fight against endless despair.

I really had a hearty feeling after reading it. This feeling does not simply refer to the plot or writing, but the overall feeling. Although human beings know nothing about the universe, although some ghouls can make human beings walk hard, even though human beings will go crazy just hearing some gibberish, and even in Cthulhu's world view, human beings will gradually decline until they are replaced by some kind of bugs, and even the earth will be destroyed. In this book, human beings are like a stubborn baby. Even if the road is full of gravel and gravel, human beings still crawl forward until they die. In this book, even though he has been wronged for many years, even if he has been hidden for many years, even though everyone does not believe Tong Ye, when the Tianji Bureau needs him, he re-enters the Tianji Bureau without hesitation and shows the people of that time that I was not wrong back then! In this book, the fate of an individual is nothing compared to the fate of mankind. Professor Qin, the task force, doctors, soldiers... They all know what their fate will be, but they still go forward resolutely. In this book, when the protagonist first entered the Bureau of Secrets, he was always careful and on guard. The book said that he had persecution delusions, but as Professor Qin, comrades, Tong Ye, and Xianyu appeared one by one, and as the patients appeared and died one by one, he finally gradually opened his heart. He gradually confessed to the Bureau of Secrets what he knew, and he was using his own way to save this world that might be destined to be destroyed. In this book, everyone did not lower their heads before the old rulers. Whether it was the Afterlife Society or the Tianji Bureau, they were saving themselves in their own way. They fought hard, they gave up, they paid, and they had unparalleled courage.

Before encountering this novel, if anyone wants to understand the Cthulhu mythology system, I would first recommend him to watch Mafuyu-chan's running videos. Now, I will recommend this novel first. The author has structured, reshaped and reinterpreted the original concepts of Cthulhu to a certain extent, such as the S value, which is too friendly for readers who are initially exposed to the Cthulhu system and greatly reduces the difficulty for newcomers to get into the game. On the other hand, when we say that a Cthulhu novel is well written, we always say that it is "very restrained", such as Cthulhu and Marne's Daily Life. It is true that these works are very mysterious, excellent and attractive, but in terms of grammar, the " restrained taste " will inevitably appear a bit obscure and difficult to read. Readers who are used to it will not find it anything, but will find it very useful, but for those who are new to it, it is not so friendly. The grammar of this book completely avoids this problem, but at the same time retains the "grammatic flavor", which is really rare. Finally, even for readers who have an in-depth understanding of the Cthulhu system or veteran team members, this book is a rare Cthulhu masterpiece. It is recommended, highly recommended.

(Contains a lot of spoilers, please be aware) Finally finished reading the book "Dr. Dawn"! Finished with flowers. Although it became very heavy and depressing in the later stages, and I had to take a break for a few days before reading, there is no doubt that this is a good book. I like this book very much. It brings me thinking about people, diseases, disasters and morality. It makes me understand the meaning of death. It also allows me to see the glory of human nature and makes me think about the world. Not long after I came into contact with online literature, when I first started reading online novels, I was reading novels about doctors. Among the many medical novels, "Dr. Dawn" is undoubtedly the most unique one. While other medical articles are still describing medical diseases in reality, it describes abnormal diseases that do not exist in reality. This makes me feel novel and open-minded. Before this, I had not come into contact with the subject of Cthulhu, so I was very interested in the way of spiritual evaluation such as the S value in its settings. The changes in the protagonist's mental state, as well as his relationship and contact with abnormal powers, were what attracted me most in the early stages of this book. Later, because I didn't have the ability to order this book in full, it was placed with other books that I saw before charging. Until recently, I dug it out again and ordered it all in one go. I wanted to read the follow-up story of the protagonist. I watched the protagonist solve disasters, watched him explore the unknown, watched the protagonist continue to grow, watched him sacrifice himself to save others, watched him become stronger, watched disasters keep happening, watched him become a hero, watched the protagonist continue to dedicate himself, and even had a narrow escape, watched him develop sequelae after recovery, watch See the emotions between him and her, see him disappear and return, and then face more and more serious disasters, see him lead everyone to solve the emerging crises, see him put forward his own advocacy, see him constantly being questioned by the top management, see him under heavy mental pressure, and then lose control, and finally see him assassinated by the collapsed insiders and completely die. The death of the protagonist shocked me greatly, and the huge disasters that had happened before made me mentally depressed and heavy. I couldn't stand it anymore. This made me put down the book temporarily and look for something light and pleasant to relax my mood. In the past few days after I put down the book, I told my friends about this book. I can't forget the experience of the protagonist. I said: "I was reading a book recently. There was a protagonist in the book who was very miserable. He "died" three times, and now he is completely dead. He was so dead that he was shot through the skull and eyeballs with a gun (Chapter 620, I didn't describe the original text when I told others, I just told it based on my own memories). After death, the body had to be dissected." After two days of rest, I continued to look back, and saw that the protagonist's tomb was lifted by a crocodile again. (Chapter 692), and then I went to tell my friends... Then I saw the crows killing the senior officials of the Special Operations Department and the Secret Bureau, which made me feel a little relieved. Then I went to tell my friends about the crows and plague doctors in the article, Egyptology, Ka and Ba, the situation of the Secret Bureau, the organization that believed in the little ram god and the disasters they caused... Maybe it was because the later development became more and more depressing, and I had to find someone to talk to someone about the experiences I saw in the book. I read the section where the protagonist is not present very slowly, because it is really too depressing. The article describes the powerlessness of human beings in the face of diseases and disasters, the powerlessness of powerful evil gods, the powerlessness of abnormal forces, the weakness of human beings, the disunity among people, the worries, anxiety and fear in people's hearts, the power of evil forces, the negation of human nature and morality by evil forces, many people who have fallen into evil, and those who continue to die. To be honest, it is difficult for me to watch it a second time. At present, it is impossible to watch it again. If I use the Cthulhu system, I may have lost all my sanity. I still insist on reading the rest. In the article, in the confrontation with the dark and evil forces, there are many people who dare to take risks, dare to give, and dare to sacrifice themselves. Although humans are weak in strength, they are also mentally strong. They use their mental power and will to resist the will of darkness, and use the power gained from dedicating themselves to fight against darkness and evil, and to help mankind. From it, we can realize the value of human beings, the brilliance of human nature, and the tenacity of human beings. I like science fiction. The great advocacy mentioned by the protagonist in the article (please read the book yourself, I'm afraid I can't post it) made me imagine and think about the future of mankind. The following is my subjective opinion, but for this is a novel, we should be rational and objective. Look at it in a serious way: Although it is ideal, very unrealistic, and difficult to achieve, in reality it is also a good direction and is conducive to the development of human civilization in the future. But in fact, if you want to complete such a great undertaking, you need to pay a lot in manpower, material resources, and financial resources. Humanity will definitely develop in this area in the future. Protecting people's lives and health is what people have been doing in the past and in the future. We don't know whether humans will be able to do this in the future, but we can place our hope in the times and work hard now. But if this is done, it will be a good thing for the majority of patients with the disease, and our world will become a better place. There are also thoughts on this matter in the article, but because it is difficult to achieve, the humans in the article have not really achieved this goal, and this is not a good thing for the humans living in the world of restraint. Finally, let's talk about this book. Generally speaking, it is a very good novel in the genre of grammy and medical literature. It has a tight rhythm, no poisonous points, and is smooth overall. It is relatively relaxed in the early stage and heavier in the later stage. It has novel ideas and rigorous details. It has a unique grammy charm that is rare in online books. It is worth reading. However, it is recommended to read it according to your own situation. It will be really tiring to read it. The above are my personal thoughts. Thanks for reading. I really like this book. This is also the first time I have written such a long book review. It took more than two hours and was written on April 4, 2024.

I feel too immersive every night when I read your books these days. It rained last night, and the sound of rain hitting the windows and the sound of wind blowing on the curtains... I didn't fall asleep all night No, I will rest for a few days before reading again. I think I am quite courageous... It's not like watching ghost movies. I have also read a lot of such books... Only your books made me break out in a cold sweat... Now I feel so good... I haven't fallen asleep again.

To be honest, since Mystery, I rarely read other books now, because Mystery is so good and awesome, but this book stands out among other Cthulhu-themed books of the same type. The content is full of useful information, the protagonist's IQ is online, and the symptoms of mutations are as realistic as possible. This feeling of searching for science in a fantasy world is undoubtedly a refreshing point for me. I would like to thank the author for his work, and I hope that the author can finish it without being unfinished or overcrowded.ヾ(●´∇｀●)ﾉ～

Beautiful. When Squid recommended the book, he said it was a Cthulhu-style novel. I originally thought it was far-fetched. But when I saw it, wow, it really wasn't. Cthulhu's weirdness, madness, and most importantly, human beings' ignorance were vividly displayed. Although due to the starting point, this novel could not show the true style of Cthulhu in an original way, but it was enough to satisfy me. At first it was not obvious that Golden Finger was online, but when the banyan tree disease appeared, I was so excited. The subsequent exploration of the different world made me want to stop, it was simply awesome! ! Looking forward to future confrontations with lower-level races such as ghouls and deep divers

Medicine is the eternal light, and doctors are the people who light the lamps. The flames continue for eternity. Reading this book now, I feel a lot of emotion. The most frightening and despairing thing about Ke stories is that those mysterious forces that have existed in the past and eternity do not distinguish between good and evil, and have no right or wrong. Therefore, human morality, reason, emotion, will... Facing this power that subverts all cognitions and blasphemes all concepts, it is like falling into boundless darkness and boundless quagmire. This unknown terror that brings a sense of powerlessness seems to be impossible to cure, but Rockefeller also left a way out for people - the Arkham trio in the Dunwich horror incident bravely destroyed the demon with the help of the power of taboo. The same is true for this book. It does not weaken those frightening forces, but uses the power of science and the glory of human nature to ignite a prairie fire and confront them. Although the road seems to be tortuous at present, I believe they have a bright future - even if they don't, they will be benevolent. When I started reading this book, I was deep in the quagmire of depression. Although he sought help from mysterious powers, he ultimately relied on reason and science to survive: his own rational analysis, scientific drugs and counseling. Although I haven't given up treatment yet, I have the courage to have hope. I'm addicted to Gram stories, precisely because this hopeless darkness and depression seem to go hand in hand. However, even if we are hopeless and powerless, we must find a way out, we must look for lights, and we must let ourselves shine. So I really like this story of unremitting search and struggle in the dark. I hope that the protagonist's light as a healer can illuminate the road of future struggle. I hope that doctors in reality can drive away suffering and stay away from suffering; they can conquer diseases but not be harmed. The new year is here, the fog is coming, but there is still light.

It was recommended by Cuttlefish a long time ago, and I started watching it before I signed the contract. At first, I was immersed in the detailed and realistic descriptions of surgeries, etc., And then gradually began to immerse myself in the thrilling descriptions step by step as the plot unfolded. I would like to apologize first. I watched the pirated version for a while when I was not sure whether to follow it. Then when I got to the part where Langton, the son of iron, was shouting on the edge of the cliff, I was really so handsome that I screamed! ! It is a very, very powerful description. The madness and chaos of Cthulhu have been accumulated for so long, and it seems to explode in those few words! Then I came to Qidian to support the original version, but it still felt a lot like saying sorry to Wall-E_(:з∠)_ What shocked me most at the moment was probably the house of worms, the singing of the aliens, the faith of Dr. Kaplow, and the hope that seemed to struggle out of the sludge of despair. The determination that started from falling into a dream and from cutting off a finger suddenly broke out in those two chapters! ! At that time, I really felt the feeling of being influenced by the plot for a long time. It is not an exaggeration to call it every word sonorous. (I was so handsome that I was dumbfounded in the part of Capullo's song. Don't say anything anymore. Just praise it and it's over) Then I really want to complain about Wall-E's New Year's relationship line between Gu Jun and Xianyu. It should start when Gu Jun faints. Should I say this is a common problem with Qidian. Com (?). As a female reader, this relationship is really, really awkward. During that time, I couldn't bear to keep up with the updates, so I just skimmed them at a glance... It may also be that Wall-E lacks a little practice in the slowed-down plot, and the rhythm is not very good. The main plot comes one after another, which is fine, and I can't feel this. However, if Wall-E wants to be better, he still hopes to pay more attention to this aspect! Ah, by the way, there are very few details in the book about long-term fishing for big fish. The little boy in the problem team has basically lost his presence for so long. Does Wall-E really not intend to take him out to show off... There is no way that a genius can only use it to show that Gu Jun is a natural match for salty fish, and then teach college students...

After finishing reading almost in one breath, I felt very satisfied. The most fresh and intuitive feeling is: a work with a high degree of completion. The degree of completion is reflected in many aspects - the characters are full, the story frame is clear, the writing is concise and rigorous and full of power, the plot advances naturally without delay, and the atmosphere creation is even more eye-catching, quite infectious and full of stamina. And all these aspects, as we get to the later stages of the work, become more complementary to each other. The author's setting of the characters is detailed, clear and consistent. For example, the protagonist's vigilant and cautious character is reflected in his words and deeds, from the initial experiment on mice with exotic drugs to the subsequent avoidance of others when receiving system rewards. The details are filled in with the characters' names, and the characters come alive here. The author is the type who designs carefully. He knows very well what he wants readers to feel and what he should write and how he should write it. Therefore, combined with the abundant writing power, the words flow out smoothly, without the "lack of vitality" common in Internet articles. It also eliminates the common problems of inconsistent Internet articles such as inconsistency, inability to fill holes, and difficulty in justifying oneself. It is not an exaggeration to say that almost every chapter and every paragraph has fulfilled its mission. The plot foreshadowing in the whole book is abundant, natural and hidden enough, and it is placed periodically at intervals and stocked up. Simply put, the foreshadowing was well realized. Next comes the application. The author also has very good control over the timing. The powerful ingredients are prepared in advance and will be released to stimulate the taste buds at the critical moment when everything is in place. As a foreshadowing of the time bomb, it was buried and triggered all the way, the shock waves kept coming, and the strength - in a layered and exponential manner, strengthened like an explosion, punching to the flesh, pushing the plot and atmosphere to climax after wave. The technique is skillful and calm... Like the chef at the breakfast shop downstairs. After the background of the story world becomes clear, it gradually becomes better and more interconnected, and the plot develops in a spiral. The cheat code is not fully activated, and it can be seen that the author intentionally weakened the system's assistance and focused more on the characters' thinking and psychological activities, without the sense of inferior routines common in online books. The author used his imagination crazily and rationally, and tried many interesting techniques, such as combining medicine with Cthulhu, such as banyan trees with the human body, and nightmares with infection. It is these that give "Plague Doctor" a layer of weird texture. The most impressive thing is naturally the atmosphere - strange, even weird. To put it in vernacular, I mean I won't be able to sleep after watching it at night⊙▽⊙. As if under the influence of an indescribable existence, in the distorted and dislocated air, the apparently normal face with unknown purpose and meaning began to do ridiculous and shocking things in strange postures. It is not as light and simple as a knife cutting through the skin. The layers of weirdness are almost like a black hand, pinching the reader's five senses and tightening it until it bleeds. When he is about to die, when the reader is almost instinctively throwing away the phone, letting go actually turns into a kind of pleasure of survival. The author's use of suggestive guidance and emotional mobilization of readers is frighteningly mature. What is gratifying for readers is that the weirdness can be explained convincingly enough in the end - the creation of weirdness is very reasonable. It seems that it also has foreshadowing and story structure. This is a good work, no doubt, weird and interesting. People see darkness in it and get light in it.

I've read Chapter 568, and I really can't stand it anymore. It feels childish and nonsense, and I can't pinpoint what's bad about it. You might say it's not good, but you might as well say it's good. It's really not a good book, let alone fascinating. I don't even have the energy to read on. It's better to be tasteless than tasteless. Although this book is very cheap to buy as a whole, I don't recommend it. Reading it is a waste of life.

Very good... The characters are real and likable, all the members have online IQs, the descriptions of diseases and monsters are very contagious, and you can feel the twisted and weird feeling. The rhythm is also tight and loose, and there are some laughs interspersed with the tense atmosphere, but overall it is still very dark. Maybe this is how we can feel the struggle and resistance of human beings in the face of darkness and the responsibility of being a doctor. Bonus points for how well the parts of the Cthulhu Mythos come together! All in all great! ! I hope the author will continue to work hard. I may not be able to watch my phone when ps is released T_T

I have read more than 300 chapters so far, and I am a little tired and can't read anymore. The original title of this book was Plague Doctor, which aroused my great interest when I saw the title, because I really wanted to know how to interpret the title. After I started reading it, I also had a bright feeling. Let's not talk about the quality of the content. The author's preparation of medical knowledge is worthy of praise. Even if there are people studying medicine around to refer to it, the time and energy it takes is already very large. Especially the part where I saw the anatomy of a vampire made me feel very amazing. I didn't expect that I could imagine the possible physiological structure of a vampire from a biological perspective. But the more I look at the back, the strange experience brought to me by the medical perspective can no longer cover up other problems that are slowly exposed. Among these problems, I think the biggest failure setting is the system that the protagonist obtained earlier. After reading many system flow novels, I summarized the two basic functions of the system. One is to promote the plot of the novel, and the other is to promote the power system of the novel. The same goes for this book. By completing tasks to obtain rewards and trigger illusions, you can advance the plot and reveal the truth, and at the same time obtain some powerful key props and skills. However, I think a good system setting does not just play these two roles. At the same time, I think that adding systems to novels is often a helpless move. It is to provide a better way for the growth of the protagonist and the advancement of the plot, and abandons part of the logic and chooses to use the setting of the system to explain everything. Of course that's not all of it, but I think that's the case most of the time. A good way for me to judge whether a system is well-written is to remove the system and see if it can be replaced with something else. If it cannot replace the function of the system well, then it proves that the system is successful; otherwise, it is a failure. Obviously, after imagination and comparison, I found that most of the functions of this book system can be replaced. At the same time, I also think that the task setting of this system is also a failure. Although it is divided into three different levels of task difficulty, it cannot give readers an intuitive feeling of difficulty in the process of completing the task. Even the task content has no special difference and is the same. As for the hidden tasks and special tasks, they are in name only. The overall feeling is that the author sends clues and skill props to the protagonist through the system. If this is the case, then it would be more appropriate to not use the system and arrange the clues and props directly into the plot to obtain them. After talking about the system, let's talk about the core plot of a novel. I have read more than 300 chapters now. The protagonist has just solved the strange scale disease and wakes up from a coma again. Why should I say it again? Because this is already the second time. I don't know what the follow-up plot will be like, but seeing it now, the only thing I really like is the Alien Banyan Tree chapter. I think the author wants to bring a series of disaster attacks to readers to create a depressing and suffocating atmosphere. The idea was good, but the result was a failure. At least I didn't suffocate (otherwise I wouldn't be able to write a book review). I personally think that the plot should be relaxed and relaxed, and it is not enough to crush the reader's nerves to death. If the tension is too much, the thread will be easily broken. A painting that is all black will only make people feel depressed, but if you paint something beautiful and warm and then destroy this beauty and dye it red, it will bring a real sense of despair. Originally written in a normal way, each epidemic plot in this book should start with the foreshadowing, then slowly narrate, then slowly reach the climax, and slowly end. But the problem lies in the climax. Starting from the Alien Banyan Tree, basically every time the protagonist solves the problem, he uses system props to reverse the situation. Nightmare Disease, the protagonist's comeback relies on the diary given by the system. In Alien Scale Disease, the protagonist relies on his teammates and the dreams of the Son of Iron to suppress the dark will. Even in the case of Legionnaires' disease in the middle, the protagonist seems to rely on awakening the consciousness of the people in the worm to let it split on its own. It's not that the protagonist himself doesn't play a role, it's just that most of the key roles are played by the system. What's frustrating is that this system gives things too easily, which makes me feel like the protagonist is winning. What's even more frustrating is that during this period, the protagonist sacrificed himself twice to win, and was rescued after hanging by a thread. This further leads to the protagonist's aura being too serious, and the boss battle that is supposed to be the climax turns out to be bland and boring. In the end, only the alien banyan tree part at the beginning was the best written because the protagonist has not received too much help from the system. So when I read Chapter 300, the plot gave me the feeling that a new epidemic has emerged, the protagonist diagnoses and treats it, gets clues, stops the ritual, makes sacrifices, wins, and then repeats it again and again. Although this book also has its advantages, such as novel settings such as alien banyan trees, vampires, and ghouls, and the diagnosis and treatment process of Legionnaires' disease, alien squamous disease, and nightmare disease, the most important thing for a good book is the plot. So far, it has been lackluster and I can't stand it anymore. I don't know if I can keep going.

(Long time no see. I wonder if anyone still recognizes me?) The Plague Doctor is finished. From April 2019 to August 2020, from the seedlings of dozens of chapters to more than 700 pictures now, this is the first book I have followed from beginning to end at the starting point. The following is a complete reflection written wherever I think of it. This book is an out-and-out Christian novel. There is no protagonist who is immortal, and all human beings are struggling like worms. From Xue Ba's sudden tearing of the card in the early stage, to Jun's death, to Shigure's sleepy state at the end... The future of the world is still bleak, but the efforts of Gu Jun and other first-generation pioneers have broken the conspiracy to a certain extent and opened a gap in the airtight iron room. The future of this world, whether it is human victory, stalemate, or ultimate destruction, at least for a long period of time, human beings can work hard for future development. This is probably the greatest luck for human beings in a world born with despair. I believe that the contribution of Gu Jun and others does not lie in the mysteries they solved, how many aliens they killed, or how many disasters they eliminated, but in the time margin they created for the entire human race. Several worlds merged step by step, and the mobile team members used their lives to control the abnormal power. Therefore, mankind was not completely defeated by the arrival of the strange banyan disease. The establishment of the Magic Department and the improvement of the system are the greatest contributions. The alien races can never be wiped out, and diseases come one after another. Only the system is the foundation, and the valuable experience accumulated in the early stage is the foundation for facing subsequent crises. In Chapter 621, someone commented that Gu Jun died in a meaningless internal fight. But I personally think this is a perfect ending. For the overall situation, Gu Jun's death was a fuse, igniting many hidden dangers, and rectifying the Tianji Bureau before it was too late. This is the significance of the curtain call for the overall situation. For Gu Jun personally, as a human being, he becomes increasingly powerless as the plot progresses. Humans cannot fight against gods. Gu Jun and Wali all face the same dilemma in shaping the characters and plot. As a human being, no matter how strong Gu Jun is, he has his own limits. The plot needs to develop, the worldview is constantly improving, and the enemies are getting stronger. Gu Jun, the character, gradually falls into a dilemma. There is no retreat behind, and it is difficult to make progress forward. Readers will gradually lose their sense of freshness, and the plot will find it difficult to move forward. At this time, abandoning the human body is Gu Jun's best choice. Another significance of Gu Jun's death probably lies in the sentence in the title of 621: "No abnormal structure found." Regarded as a savior and hero by the public, it was finally confirmed that he is still an ordinary person in body. This is undoubtedly good news for many teams that have lost their central characters. It indicates that ordinary humans are not helpless in the face of abnormalities, and everyone may become the next Gu Jun. It can be said that this "no abnormal structure has been seen", destroying a star also planted countless seeds of hope. Compared to a hero dying or dying in a battle, such a sudden death may be the best destination for Gu Jun. (To be continued)

It is a very good book. From my personal experience, it has gradually broken away from the stereotype of Cthulhu. It is not a Luo-style horror, not a simple running group setting, and not a grand view of monsters and monsters. It is really trying to use a not-so-ordinary character perspective to analyze how a bizarre world should exist. A special person, an unusual professional perspective, a different period, and a future that will be full of friction and collision. I am really looking forward to the development of this book. Of course, it is inevitable that the beginning is a bit too web-text (funny), but the recent descriptions are gradually getting on track. Well, to put it bluntly, I just prefer this writing perspective, and the other plots are also good. I feel that the description of the supporting characters still needs to be considered. Sometimes it is better to be more deliberate. Please also focus the spotlight on the stage on the supporting characters. Now the protagonist knows a lot. Although it is a secret, there must be some emotions that need to be talked about. It would be good to appropriately show some of the protagonist's worried behaviors during the break, the happy or frightened and random thoughts of the uninformed, or even boring jokes to entertain oneself when under pressure. It would be great to show these small interactions appropriately.

★Plague Innovation ★Ideological Conception ★The plot unfolds In the business literature that is model-oriented, fast-food-oriented, and nonsense-oriented, this book is really a breath of fresh air. There are very few people who dare to innovate rather than just ignore things, and the author of this book is one of them. If you think this is just a system novice's fast food article, you've lost! . Plague Innovation: In addition to airborne transmission, waterborne transmission, and bodily fluid transmission, what other ways are there for the disease to be transmitted? How will it get sick, how will it spread, and how can we delay the disease with the poor physical and technological means we have? Don't worry, even if you have seen the SCP Foundation, you may not be able to guess the answer before the researchers guess the answer. . Ideological conception: The villains show you the brainwashing ideas of terrorist organizations and cultists. Believe me, everyone is not stupid, including those who are anti-human. Negative and dark thoughts are all around us, even deep in our hearts. Do you dare to think about them seriously? Will you be anti-human? The protagonist said: "No." And the martyrs will prove with their lives: Why not. . The plot unfolds: There will be much more than you can guess. The so-called system is nothing more than the legacy of the last glimmer of light to human civilization before it was swallowed up by darkness. And darkness exists and will always exist. . Look on, only in the overwhelming darkness, the stars are more precious, aren't they?

Today I would like to introduce to you the suspenseful and innovative king of the Twelve Heavenly Kings: WALL-E. WALL-E, a level 5 author, is famous for his masterpieces: "Plague Doctor", "Earth Leader", "Best Director", "Travel to the Modern Tang Dynasty" and "Invincible". Author's official label: A well-known writer from China Literature Group, whose works have a fresh style of writing and touching stories. Let's take a look at his masterpiece: "Plague Doctor". "Plague Doctor" Category: Suspense-Mysterious Suspense. [Introduction] The bustling streets of the past are now filled with an abnormal silence. Hoarse and crazy, strange whispers linger in the sky, and indescribable ancient giant shadows float in the sea. Unknown diseases break out, horrific disasters rage, and panicked people seek false refuge day and night. The blood rained, the lightning illuminated the crows gathering, never again, never again, they answered. "We can see that zombies have twelve pairs of ribs like humans, but they also have a 'transverse bone' that humans don't have..." In the medical school, Gu Jun continued to draw the scalpel and showed the zombie's thorax structure on the experimental table to the surrounding students. A mysterious and treacherous era has arrived, truth has collapsed, and order has collapsed. Human beings can only move forward unyieldingly through the power of intelligence. [Brief Review] The first time I learned about this book was in November last year. A fan strongly recommended it to me. When I read it, I felt that this book was very unusual. First of all, under the guise of medicine. The protagonist's identity is an eight-year undergraduate, master's and doctoral medical student. Due to the wishes of his family and body, the protagonist began a life of self-destruction. The strange experience of deep diving in Longkan makes the protagonist realize that there is something fishy about the death of his parents, and he himself may also be hiding a huge secret. After completing the tasks released by the system, the protagonist obtained a batch of exotic medicines that suppress tumors and extend life. In order to verify the efficacy of the drug, the protagonist returned to school to conduct experiments, and the initial results were good. After trying it myself, it has proven to be effective. Secondly, the core is actually Cthulhu. Cthulhu is an evil entity in the Cthulhu mythology created by the American novelist Howard Philip Lovecraft. He is one of the Old Ones. Although he is not the highest status, he is the most famous and the representative of the Cthulhu mythology. Cthulhu, the God of Sleep, Lord of R'lyeh, is one of the beings that symbolizes "water". He looks like a giant with an octopus head, a human body, and bat wings on his back. Cthulhu occasionally uses telepathy to contact unspecified humans at a distance. Human beings who come into contact with Cthulhu are generally very sensitive, and many people go crazy due to spiritual contact. Sometimes, however, some artists become famous for getting such crazy inspirations. The above explanation is still very confusing. Is this a spiritual sea monster? However, it can also be seen that this is an extremely niche subject. But it is the author's long-cherished attempt. Finally, the standard configuration of web articles: system. Today's popular and popular web articles must equip the protagonist with a system. Internet writing without a system is not good writing. Because the system itself is irrational, few books explain the origin of the system in detail, and not many readers delve into the scientific nature of the system. So sometimes, the system also means invincibility. However, the system of this article closely matches the identity of the protagonist, and the tasks and rewards are mostly related to medicine. It can not only showcase the protagonist's medical talent, but also save the protagonist's life. It is a bit more complicated and more interesting than ordinary rebirth stories. Based on the above three key points, this book perfectly blends the scientific nature of medicine, the mystery of Cthulhu and the invincibility of the system. Readers can learn knowledge, increase their knowledge, and make crazy complaints at the same time. All these have successfully attracted a large number of different fans, and this book has also won the runner-up in the monthly vote in the suspense category. Quoting a famous saying in the book: "The fruits of darkness grow from the abyss of eternity, and the worms of death will last forever with heaven and earth!" [Summary] "Plague Doctor" integrates medicine, Cthulhu and systems. It has unique creativity, outstanding achievements, stable updates, and the hope of becoming a god! Writing is not easy, but it needs to be done and cherished!

I prefer to read the Cthulhu series of novels. At present, this one brings me the purest sense. The kind of human beings facing indescribable powerlessness and despair is very realistic. The author is particularly good at using small characters to reflect the background of the story. It gives people a very strong sense of immersion when reading. Every NPC feels flesh and blood. This reading experience is closer to another Cthulhu-style masterpiece, Lord of Mystery. They are more similar to a group portrait rather than a story about one or a few protagonists and supporting characters. The difference is that Lord of Mystery contains more content. There are elements of fantasy and fantasy, but this Plague Doctor is a Cthulhu novel with a well-established pedigree, and its audience is relatively small. But for readers like me who prefer this kind of subject matter, it is a masterpiece that is not inferior to the Lord of Mysteries, a Cthulhu-type novel. I think the most important thing is the sense of substitution. It does not need to be grand, but it makes people think deeply after reading it. This Plague Doctor has done it. The novel currently covers hemoptysis. It simply draws the overall background to life through the experiences of several patients. It is amazing. The supporting NPC almost overshadows the protagonist. I felt really uncomfortable when watching it. As an old bookworm, this sense of immersion is really long-awaited. Thank you to the author for letting me see such a good work. I also hope that the author will write better and better so that more people can learn about this good work.

Oh my god, the whole book gave me a feeling of darkness. As I watched the protagonist save so many people, the darkness in my heart became thicker and thicker. It was like a layer of black cloth that could not be torn open around me, tightly wrapping me and making me breathe heavily. I obviously read it in class, but the feeling of loneliness and despair was extremely strong. It was so strong that when others suddenly turned on the fan, my whole body trembled, a trembling feeling spread from beginning to end, and my scalp was numb. I suddenly stopped reading this book in the future. Send me a message. If I don't reply for a few days, remember to call the police for me. The san value is definitely gone, and Mr. Ke is here to give me candy.

About 60% of the first part of this book is well written, but in the middle and later stages it starts to feel a little confusing and weak. The various diseases in the front, one after another, are really breathtaking. They are very rhythmic and exciting, and all the way to the nightmare disease and the House of Worms are particularly beautiful. Including the establishment of Tianji University, it was not bad. There was a sense of enthusiasm for all mankind to work together towards a goal for the destiny of mankind. Later, it felt like it suddenly took a turn for the worse and was very confusing. I always felt that the title of Plague Doctor had a sense of mystery. His cover also has its own sense of mystery, which attracts people to click on it. After clicking on it, including about 60% of it, I thought it was a masterpiece, but at the end of the book I unknowingly started reading it and couldn't stand it anymore. I don't know what is going on. I feel that the author wants to sublimate the layout of the whole book. But in the end, it was written around the scheming and infighting of those few people. It feels very contrary. To be honest, if I write about the nightmare and dreamland, then start changing the map and kill everyone in the dreamland. Contact the Sunset City and then defeat monsters and upgrade, improve your godhood and so on. If it is written as a cool article, I will not be so disappointed. I feel that the author does not want to write a cool article about defeating monsters, upgrading and changing maps. He wants to open up the layout of the book, but he always writes about high-level The scheming and infighting was too petty. As a result, Gu Jun's ending was not explained clearly at the end. It gave people a feeling of being half-suffocated. It was both satisfying and unpleasant, and the depth was not deep. It gave people a feeling that it was done hastily, and the connotation was not well portrayed, which is a pity.

To be honest, the further you go, the more depressing you get. The ending is very depressing but also very realistic. But am I here to find reality in novels? I just came to see how romantic you are! At the end of this, even if you write that the protagonist finally breaks the seal and continues to fight with the heroine, okay! It's good to finish writing this! In the end, all the main characters are dead and no one is left. What are you trying to do? Picture that illusory glimmer of hope? Then you might as well take it into your own hands. Since not all of them are in the Ke style, you can leave a somewhat suspenseful ending as I mentioned earlier to give readers some room for imagination. Your ending... Hey, really, I stopped reading from the 300th chapter onwards, and insisted on seeing the ending. The result is all despair and darkness, which is more depressing than seeking a demon. Hey~ I am depressed. . Ah! ! ! ! [

The balance of the game is not done well. The technology side is like a younger brother in front of the mysterious side. There is no countermeasures at all. They can only learn the mystery to fight against the mystery. When the truth is not within the range of the cannon, explosions are no longer art, and it becomes very depressing and sadistic.

I saw the latest chapter saying that August is coming and the final ending is about to come. Come on, Wall-E! Although the previous plot made people lament and send too many knives, and Gu Jun has not appeared for a long time, we also miss him very much. However, this book dares to boldly write the protagonist to death, without being constrained by the "protagonist is immortal" routine. It truly explores what the author wants to express after thinking, and writes some very tense contradictions through group portraits. This is very, very rare. Although most people read novels for pleasure, to satisfy impossible wishes in real life, and like perfection. But the truth of life is often confusion and chaos, walking alone, struggling but unable to resist. This is a short work for readers, and it will indeed scare away many people, but its literary and artistic qualities surpass most works. It gives enough resonance to those of us who are struggling in despair in the ordinary and chaotic life, but in the bottom of our hearts are unwilling to give up the last bit of ideals, the last bit of hope for equality and kindness. No matter what the ending is, whether it is a comedy or a tragedy, thank you for watching such a work. Thank you Wall-E.

It's time to open a new book, God's Work Becomes Yours™

Help, this is the first book I read that made me feel blocked. I really didn't expect that the final solution was to bring everyone into a dream. Basically, everyone related to the protagonist was sacrificed, or had a new beginning.

In the early stage, I was attracted by the author's rigor in writing medical content. It is really great. It is rare to see such an online article that is willing to polish all kinds of details. The story in the middle and later stages is not my favorite type. It is very depressing, dark and restrained, but it is still very logically rigorous and there are no forced plots or twists. The writing style is not particularly sensational, but it is touching enough. Many book friends shed tears after reading this chapter. This is also something I criticize about many other novice novels. Even books written by great writers often find it difficult to get rid of this flaw. If the logic does not apply, they will forcefully add settings. If the plot is not touching, it will be overexaggerated. It is a pity to abandon a good book until it is tasteless. In the past, when I read books, I would order some chapters at the starting point and read some chapters elsewhere (I was short of money 😭 but I still had to support the author). This book is also the first book I have fully ordered. The author's rigorous arrangement and early investment are worth the money for the full order.

The early part is very interesting, and the urban ghost story Fengjiak style is very interesting. In the middle period, it feels okay after the protagonist's abilities increase, but the ghost story tastes lighter and more like an adventure novel; but it is a pity that the later period, especially the last few chapters, feels very rushed. There are foreshadowings in the previous article about who arranged the arrangements for Peacock and others, as well as the old Taoist priest in Raleye, but these are not explained in the end, and it is a bit regretful after reading it. (PS: It's a pity that Bubble doesn't have much role, he is the most neutral among the three pillars) (PS: At the end, the protagonist has been gone for a hundred days and nothing major happened in the world, so he really has to become the "Son of Doom")

A good work can make people think, inspire and change. Wall-E, you did it.

I have been chasing this book for a year and a month without realizing it, but I didn't expect it to end so soon I watched Gu Jun grow up bit by bit, facing near-constant diseases, invasions, and civil strife, constantly overcoming and fighting. My two favorite scenes in the book One is when the strange banyan disease is defeated. The whole story is very coherent, with foreshadowing and climax, and the grand ending is so handsome The other is the depression and heaviness of Gu Jun when he is under review. The struggles and difficulties that Gu Jun endured are all reflected back to the readers. Walli must have put in a lot of effort to torture us (laughing) Wali's writing skills are really incredible, the writing is superb, I praise Walli It's a pity that it's too painful to follow the update. I originally wanted to After reading the whole incident, I will die if I keep it, alas:-( The fan value is only 8,000, I thought it would be 10,000, it is really a pity When Walli releases a new book, I will definitely reward it, and post a post as proof

A very good book. The ending seems to me to be more associative. It seems to have changed something, but nothing has changed.